nice job. I didn't think MySQL supported RETURNING ? that can all go away
if so. Also how do i specify an UPDATE clause distinct from the INSERT ? The
mysql docs seem to indicate this is possible (i.e. it would UPDATE c=c+1
instead of inserting 5 columns). Generative would be nice:
table.insert().values(a=1, b=2, c=3).on_duplicate_update(c=table.c.c + 1)
you'd be monkeypatching the Insert construct instead of Table with the
above, adding on_duplicate_update() that would copy the original Insert into
your construct. A default for everything might be on_duplicate_update('*').
MySQL is confusing here...there's REPLACE also and I always thought that was
their INSERT or UPDATE solution. This one seems much more useful.
On Aug 13, 2010, at 12:37 AM, brian wrote:
http://github.com/bedwards/sqlalchemy_mysql_ext
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